With two WTA singles titles and a former No. 7 ranking, Danielle Collins has established herself as a household figure on the tennis circuit. As she continues to solidify her position in the top echelons, the American tennis player has rarely held herself back from crediting her success to her dogs, who have also had a ‘positive impact’ on her on-court endeavors. So here’s everything you need to know about Collins’ pets.

The 30-year-old player has four dogs: Scout, Lola (Apple Pie), Harper, and Quincy. While speaking about her love for her pets, Danielle Collins previously revealed how her dogs have been a huge comfort to her and her family. In a press conference, the American said, “Yeah, I have one dog, and my parents have three dogs. They are so fun to be around. When I travel, we have to be away from each other for so long. My dog is Quincy and is a mix.”

When it comes to her dog, Quincy, the WTA superstar disclosed that he is a sophisticated gentleman with a great personality. She said, “Quincy is the classic Velcro dog: if she sees me a meter away, she can’t stand it and comes back close to me. He is adorable. He is a sophisticated gentleman, I call him Mr. Q. He is a little spoiled, but with a great personality.” Collins went on to reveal that she likes to cook so that ‘Mr. Q’ can enjoy some truly fabulous meals.

She stated, “For me he is a kind of child and he lives a very spoiled life. I like to cook, so Quincy can enjoy some truly fabulous meals.” Not just on her off-court journey, but the American player’s pet has had a positive impact on her on-court endeavors as well.

Danielle Collins talks about her dog’s impact on her Miami Open run

The American player has recently made headlines at her home tournament in Florida, as she is now one win away from winning her first WTA 1000 title. During her phenomenal campaign, Danielle Collins is not alone, as she is accompanied by her dog, ‘Mr. Q,’ who has had a ‘positive impact’ on her brilliant achievement in the hardcourt event.

In her post-match press conference, Collins said, “Yeah, I have never made a final of a tournament having my dog here. That has had a positive impact, for sure. I’m learning that my weeks are better with Mr. Q. He’s my son. Having my son here means a lot. It’s also different.” What do you think of the American tennis star traveling with her dog during the Miami Open? Let us know in the comments section.

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